Grand Celebration Review

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Not at all handicap accessible if you are moderately or severely disabled.

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reaudan
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2015

What should of be a very Fantastic Vacation turned out to be the Cruise from hell...

First off I called before ever purchasing my Package to make sure it would be handicapped accessible I told each party . People selling package, and called the cruise line and everyone assured me it was. I explained My wheelchair was over sized and gave them dimensions o chair all assured me they noted that told them my bathroom needs very specific need roll in shower and bathroom I could get my Wheel chair into and needed bars the whole nine yard only to get onto the ship and find that the chair would not fit through the door of the room period.

The room was too small to maneuver even a small wheelchair in and the bath room had a threshold that was about 4 to 5 inches high that you had to step over not chair accessible...mind you I asked during the boarding process when they issued me the cabin they said they did not know if it was or was not accessible I asked them to please find out before I boarded the ship because if it was not it was pointless for me to get on. They made me go down to another line even though I was in the one that said wheelchair/ Handicapped Accessible

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Very small will not travel them again

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